High Tides, Brixham is a captivating top-floor apartment boasting prime positioning within the vibrant heart of Brixham town and harbour. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric hob, microwave, fridge, and Nespresso coffee machine, perfect for preparing delightful meals to enjoy in the adjacent dining area. The inviting living space offers comfortable seating arranged around a Smart TV, but the true showstopper is the magnificent uninterrupted view of Brixham Harbour framed by the window, creating a constantly changing seascape to admire.
Step inside from the shared entrance stairs to discover this charming retreat with its king-size bedroom that also enjoys those mesmerizing harbour views and features its own Smart TV for leisurely mornings. The modern shower room, accessed from the entrance hall, provides a refreshing walk-in shower cubicle and WC. While the property doesn't include outside space or parking, the fantastic central location places you mere steps from Brixham's colourful streets and waterfront attractions.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of the working harbour below, cradling a freshly brewed Nespresso coffee as you gaze out at boats bobbing on the water. Spend your days exploring the coastal paths and hidden coves nearby, returning to your elevated sanctuary to watch the harbour lights begin to twinkle as evening falls. From this perfect vantage point, you'll feel both part of Brixham's bustling maritime community and peacefully removed from it.
High Tides, Brixham is perfectly positioned to explore the delights of this charming fishing town and the stunning surrounding area. Step outside and you're immediately immersed in Brixham's vibrant atmosphere, with the Golden Hind Museum Ship practically on your doorstep and offering fascinating interactive exhibits and historical reenactments of Elizabethan maritime life right on your doorstep.
Follow the coastal path to discover secluded Fishcombe Cove or venture slightly further to visit Greenway (7 km), Agatha Christie's riverside retreat featuring her historic home and beautiful gardens. Coleton Fishacre (8 km) presents an elegant 1920s country house with stunning gardens and coastal views, while families will delight in a visit to Paignton Zoo (9 km), home to over 2,000 animals across 80 scenic acres.
For those willing to explore further afield, the South Devon Railway in Buckfastleigh (32 km) offers scenic steam train rides through the picturesque River Dart valley. Nature enthusiasts shouldn't miss Canonteign Falls (35 km), the South West's highest waterfall surrounded by gorgeous Dartmoor countryside, or Haldon Forest Park (39 km) with its diverse walking and cycling trails and stunning views. The English Riviera town of Paignton is just nine kilometres away and boasts a fabulous pier and great beaches. The traditional seaside town of Dawlish (34 km) charms visitors with its golden sand beach, amusements, and the famous black swans that inhabit The Lawn and Brook at its centre.
